
Beyond the Bulb: It’s About the Whole Solution
Sure, we make a glass annealing lamp that’s a great value. But we’re not just selling you a tube. We’re here to deliver a complete, field-tested thermal solution. Here’s the thing: we don’t just hand you a part and say “good luck.” Before that lamp even gets near your line, we’re right there with you, checking your process, your voltage, your entire heat profile. We’re in it with you from the start.
The Specs, Plain and Simple
When it comes to annealing, it’s all about precise heat, not just raw power. Our lamps run on 400V, giving you 2500W of focused output packed into a 300mm quartz tube. That high-voltage design is smart. It pulls less current, which cuts down on energy lost in the wiring and keeps the voltage steady, even over longer runs. And that compact 300mm length? It slides right into your existing oven or conveyor. No redesign needed. Just plug it in and go.
What’s Inside Counts
Inside, you’ve got a shortwave halogen element, snug in a tough quartz tube. This stuff is built for the grind. It handles repeated heating and cooling without blinking, and keeps its performance strong, even after thousands of hours. We’ve also added a special coating to the tube. It’s a shield against chemical wear, which means the lamp lasts longer, especially in those humid or flux-heavy shop environments. And the R7s connector? It’s a solid, direct fit. Handles the high current, locks in perfectly, and makes the whole thing a true plug-and-play upgrade.
Real-World Performance, Real-World Trade-offs
In the shop, this setup gives you the fast ramp-up you need for stress relief and annealing. The 2500W density means you get heat, and you get it fast. But that power comes with a trade-off. The intense heat means you need a solid cooling system to keep the surrounding electronics safe and the ambient temperature in check. That’s where we come in again. We don’t just sell you the lamp. We help you wire it, set the right parameters, and make sure the thermal profile is a perfect match for your glass. Because the real win isn’t just having a new bulb. It’s having a whole process that just works.